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India's Covid Tally 69 Lakh With 70,496 New Cases, 964 Deaths In 24 Hours
India recorded 70,496 fresh cases of coronavirus and 964 deaths in the last 24 hours, taking the total number of COVID-19 cases to 69 lakh, shows the Health Ministry data released this morning. A total of 78,365 people also successfully fought off the viral disease over the last 24 hours, bringing down the overall active cases to almost 13 per cent...
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Online Fraud: "Customer" Cheats Maharashtra Nursery Owner Of Rs1.5 Lakh
In a prime example of how cheats are using people's unfamiliarity with online financial transactions, Rs 1.5 lakh was allegedly siphoned from the bank account of a plants' nursery owner in Maharashtra's Palghar district, two hours north of Mumbai.
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107-Year-Old Maharashtra Woman Beats COVID-19 Weeks After Spine Surgery
A 107-year-old woman in central Maharashtra's Jalna district, near Aurangabad, has not only recovered from COVID-19, she did it in just 10 days and within weeks of undergoing a spine surgery, officials said today.
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Space Sector Reforms Will Build Capacity, Not Privatise ISRO: Chairman
Dismissing fears about privatisation of the Indian Space Research Organisation, ISRO, its Chairman and Space Department Secretary K Sivan said the recently announced space sector reforms - allowing participation of private players - will allow the agency to move away from the routine and better utilise its resources for "technology development and ...
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Dailt Spiritual Leader Should Have Been Called To Ayodhya Event: Mayawati
A day after Dalit Spiritual leader Mahamandelshwar Kanhaiya Prabhunandan Giri questioned his exclusion from the Ayodhya Ram Temple groundbreaking ceremony, BSP president Mayawati today said an invitation would have been in keeping with the "Constitutional intention of setting up a casteless society".
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Segregation Of Covid Waste Must To Avoid Coronavirus Spread: NGT
Segregation of COVID-19 biomedical waste from other biomedical waste is a must to avoid further spread of the infection and its adverse impact on public health, a bench of the National Green Tribunal headed by its Chairperson Justice Adarsh Kumar Goel said. The court added that mass awareness must be created on the subject through the Doordarshan a...
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Bharat Biotech Starts Human Trials Of Anti-Covid Vaccine In Haryana
The human trial of India's first anti-COVID vaccine - Covaxin, which is being developed by Bharat Biotech - started at Rohtak's Post-Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences today, Haryana Health and Home Minister Anil Vij said.
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Neurologists Called To Examine Poet-Activist Varavara Rao Who Has Covid
Specialist doctors have been called in to address the neurological problems faced by jailed Maoist ideologue and revolutionary writer Varavara Rao, who is being treated for COVID-19 at south Mumbai's St George Hospital. Neurologists from JJ Hospital, where he was earlier admitted, are expected to visit him later today, hospital officials said.
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Uddhav Thackeray Drives To Pilgrim Town Pandharpur, Prays For "Miracle" Amid Pandemic
Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray performed the ceremonial worship of Lord Vitthal at the Pandharpur temple, some 360 km away from Mumbai. All Covid safety measures were observed
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Class 12 Student In Delhi Drops Out, Transports COVID-19 Patients' Bodies To Earn A Living
It's been almost three months since the coronavirus lockdown triggered an economic chain reaction that left thousands without work and almost just as long since this family of seven in Northeast Delhi's Seelampur has had a full square meal to eat.
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Tirupati Balaji Temple To Reopen June 11, Online Ticket Sale From Monday
The famous hill shrine of Lord Venkateswara in Tirumala will reopen for devotees from June 11 with all COVID-19 safety measures in place, top temple officials said, adding that only a fixed number of people would be allowed per day per hour and tickets can be bought online.
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India's Covid Tally 69 Lakh With 70,496 New Cases, 964 Deaths In 24 Hours
India recorded 70,496 fresh cases of coronavirus and 964 deaths in the last 24 hours, taking the total number of COVID-19 cases to 69 lakh, shows the Health Ministry data released this morning. A total of 78,365 people also successfully fought off the viral disease over the last 24 hours, bringing down the overall active cases to almost 13 per cent...
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Online Fraud: "Customer" Cheats Maharashtra Nursery Owner Of Rs1.5 Lakh
In a prime example of how cheats are using people's unfamiliarity with online financial transactions, Rs 1.5 lakh was allegedly siphoned from the bank account of a plants' nursery owner in Maharashtra's Palghar district, two hours north of Mumbai.
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107-Year-Old Maharashtra Woman Beats COVID-19 Weeks After Spine Surgery
A 107-year-old woman in central Maharashtra's Jalna district, near Aurangabad, has not only recovered from COVID-19, she did it in just 10 days and within weeks of undergoing a spine surgery, officials said today.
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Space Sector Reforms Will Build Capacity, Not Privatise ISRO: Chairman
Dismissing fears about privatisation of the Indian Space Research Organisation, ISRO, its Chairman and Space Department Secretary K Sivan said the recently announced space sector reforms - allowing participation of private players - will allow the agency to move away from the routine and better utilise its resources for "technology development and ...
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Dailt Spiritual Leader Should Have Been Called To Ayodhya Event: Mayawati
A day after Dalit Spiritual leader Mahamandelshwar Kanhaiya Prabhunandan Giri questioned his exclusion from the Ayodhya Ram Temple groundbreaking ceremony, BSP president Mayawati today said an invitation would have been in keeping with the "Constitutional intention of setting up a casteless society".
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Segregation Of Covid Waste Must To Avoid Coronavirus Spread: NGT
Segregation of COVID-19 biomedical waste from other biomedical waste is a must to avoid further spread of the infection and its adverse impact on public health, a bench of the National Green Tribunal headed by its Chairperson Justice Adarsh Kumar Goel said. The court added that mass awareness must be created on the subject through the Doordarshan a...
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Bharat Biotech Starts Human Trials Of Anti-Covid Vaccine In Haryana
The human trial of India's first anti-COVID vaccine - Covaxin, which is being developed by Bharat Biotech - started at Rohtak's Post-Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences today, Haryana Health and Home Minister Anil Vij said.
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Neurologists Called To Examine Poet-Activist Varavara Rao Who Has Covid
Specialist doctors have been called in to address the neurological problems faced by jailed Maoist ideologue and revolutionary writer Varavara Rao, who is being treated for COVID-19 at south Mumbai's St George Hospital. Neurologists from JJ Hospital, where he was earlier admitted, are expected to visit him later today, hospital officials said.
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Uddhav Thackeray Drives To Pilgrim Town Pandharpur, Prays For "Miracle" Amid Pandemic
Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray performed the ceremonial worship of Lord Vitthal at the Pandharpur temple, some 360 km away from Mumbai. All Covid safety measures were observed
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Class 12 Student In Delhi Drops Out, Transports COVID-19 Patients' Bodies To Earn A Living
It's been almost three months since the coronavirus lockdown triggered an economic chain reaction that left thousands without work and almost just as long since this family of seven in Northeast Delhi's Seelampur has had a full square meal to eat.
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Tirupati Balaji Temple To Reopen June 11, Online Ticket Sale From Monday
The famous hill shrine of Lord Venkateswara in Tirumala will reopen for devotees from June 11 with all COVID-19 safety measures in place, top temple officials said, adding that only a fixed number of people would be allowed per day per hour and tickets can be bought online.
